Ponchos in the Treehouses
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To help cover the cost of the Studio rent for the month of July. Thanks for supporting! All sales are local (Austin Area) you can pay via Venmo or Paypal, I will home deliver the artwork. You can contact me at energyacreativa@gmail.com or instagram DM @energyacreativa  Atacama, laser print, 11x17 inches. $60 framed. Crosswinds, watercolor original, 5x7 inches, 2020. $60 framed. Thoughts on a distant star, Art markers & ink, 8.5 x 6.5 inches, $150 framed.  Complicity, Acrylic on canvas, 30 x 24 inches, 2019. SOLD For more sale pieces visit my facebook post:
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For the first time participating in the Print Expo and the Printmaker's ball. A Blast!
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Studio 122 is located at the Canopy Building 1. Artists: Naxieli Gomez Fernando Muñoz Guest Artists: JC Amorrortu Alondra Acosta (AG✯M) One of the most fun projects I had the opportunity to work on! On early march of 2019 I was called by Thirsty Planet to collaborate with them and create a beer for the East Austin Studio Tour. After meeting the brewers and the folks at the company we got our hands in several beers to sample. I worked along Tyrell Elliott on defining the flavor, color, name and look of the beer. After that, it was time to create the artwork, which used some of my imagery. Three Strangers is a combination of three ideas, we wanted a "Dark" beer, that was "Light" and had some "Hoppyness" - The end result was what was called a Mexican Viena Cerveza. Cheers! and Thanks to Thirsty Planet for supporting the local artists!  Presenting Thirsty Planet owner, Brian Smittle, with the original artwork for Three Strangers. By Thirsty Planet:
"We made a beer for East Austin Studio Tours! Three Strangers Vienna Cerveza is a collaboration between artist, Fernando Muñoz @energycreativa , and our own Tyrell Elliott. Fernando introduced concepts from his own work into the brewing process, asking how we foster conversation between people within a community through the unexpected. This led to Three Strangers, a dark beer with a bright, crisp taste and a pop of citrus. This Hoppy Vienna Lager meets Dark Mexican Cerveza is less a mash-up of styles, and more a reintroduction of beer’s history in the region. The appearance and taste are having a conversation with you, thus, Three Strangers. . Three Strangers will be available for a limited-time in bottles, starting November 1st, at select HEBs around Austin. Thirsty Planet will be serving Three Strangers during both weekends of E.A.S.T. at Canopy. . East Austin Studio Tours takes place over two weekends, November 16-17 & 23-24. . Find out more at east.bigmedium.org @ Canopy" Austin360 Story by Arianna Auber: https://www.austin360.com/entertainment/20191112/austin-artist-brewer-team-up-for-new-east-beer?fbclid=IwAR0pK4illtgK9WtuzJhCZjQJoajCooKNcRb6TbD3_dQnvLVlP5au3xqyWl0 Starting in August 2019, I have a permanent studio located at Canopy Austin, feel free to contact me and schedule a visit. Studio 122 at Canopy Building 1 916 Springdale Rd. Austin, Texas 78702  This year I was commissioned to organize La Peña Gallery's participation on the Austin West Studio Tour, It has been a great experience thanks to the participation and support of all the participant artist of the show. Our opening is on May 14th I will be adding pictures as the 2 weekends progress.   This month I had the chance to participate in a collective exhibition with a group of Latino Artists. Our exhibition will be on display at La Peña until August 30th.
 This year I had the opportunity to participate on the 2015 WEST Studio Tour with a group of fellow Latino artists from Texas. The Tour is during the weekends of May 09-10 and 16-17. But, La Peña tied the tour to an exhibition honoring Gloria E. Anzaldúa, a chicano activist, scholar and artist who used the concept Nepantla in her writings and theories.
Nepantla is a term that in short translates as "in between places" - it was used to identify that cultural "in-betweenness" experienced by people living in the borderlands or living in between two cultures. "Living between cultures results in 'seeing' double, first from the perspective of one culture, then from the perspective of another. Seeing from two or more perspectives simultaneously renders those cultures transparent. Removed from that culture's center you glimpse the sea in which you've been immersed but to which you were oblivious, no longer seeing the world the way you were enculturated to see it." --Gloria E. Anzaldúa The exhibit will be open until May 30th at 227 Congress Avenue. Austin, Texas 78702 An Artist Reception will be held on May 16th - 4-6pm |
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